Thread: Would you buy an e-book with DRM?
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Old 06-18-2010, 11:58 AM   #58
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Originally Posted by jezebel View Post
I voted Yes, if I could remove the DRM, but with a caveat.... if I knew how.

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Until I learn how to strip DRM (which entails finding a safe place to learn about it) I will probably stick to what free books I can find. Which means no e-book buys from me.
Instead of supporting the DRM-restrictive bookstores and authors, why not support the ones who treat you like an honest person and a valued customer, instead of a thief and a cheat?

Baen Books, BeWrite, BookView Cafe, and quite a few others sell DRM-free ebooks. They -- not the Agency 5 and their cronies -- get my money. They're dealing fairly with us; they're the ones who deserve our business. (also, they tend to have much better prices)
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